Author Interview: Sophie Guellati-Salcedo, Ph.D.
Expanded Awareness: A Health Psychologist's Inquiry into AI and Consciousness
Read the article →| Category: | Art, Architecture and Photography |
|---|---|
| Author: | Edited by Eleanor Gustafson, Contributions by David Ebony, Gail C. Andrews, Dan R. Talley, Alan Bruton, Laura C. Lieberman, Jon Coffelt, Daniel White, Dana-Marie Lemmer, Alice Meriwether Bowsher, and Steffany Martz |
| Publisher: | Great Jones Street Press |
| Publication Date: | November 10, 2020 |
| Number of Pages: | 216 |
| ISBN-13: | 978-1-7356559-0-1 |
Sara
Garden Armstrong: Threads and Layers presents the work of the
artist in her multiple forms of expression, from paintings and drawings to
stunning photography, Work that is filled with rich visuals and artistry
texture is presented in this collection, and
through this presentation, readers get a deeper appreciation of both the artist
and her work and the connections between her different forms of art. The book
features not only Sara's work but essays from pros in the field, commentaries
that help readers connect with the soul of the artist, and images that are
impregnated with artistic symbolism.
This
book establishes the authority of Sara Armstrong as a gifted artist, a
visionary imbued with effusive imagination. Dan R. Talley explores the
interdisciplinary presence in the art of Sara Garden Armstrong; Alan Bruton
lets Sara speak in ''A Conversation with Sara Garden Armstrong;''
Daniel White discusses the artist's process in ''Persistent
Uncertainty,'' and other writers delve into the different aspects of Sara's
art. Readers will appreciate the delightful collection of works on paper (1983
- 1993) and mixed media (1995 – 2020). Sara's work doesn't leave an easy and
quick interpretation; it is work that has deeper layers and readers are invited
to pause and ponder on them as they uncover thread after thread of the
realities the artist portrays in her work. It is irresistibly inviting,
stunningly imaginative, and a work of pure beauty. The essays in this
collection are powerful, filled with insights about art and informative
commentaries on Sara’s work. There are such works that leave viewers and
readers speechless and utterly absorbed, and Sara’s is one of such works. It
defies commentary, merely transporting readers and viewers into the
conceptualized world depicted in the art.
Hand-picked reviews our authors and readers are loving right now
Essays, author interviews and publishing advice for curious readers and writers.
By The Book Commentary ·
You open the book admitting you never wanted to be a leader, and when your VP promoted you, the entire onboarding was “Congratulations. Don’t fuck it up.” Twenty-plus years later, what did you actually need to hear in that conference room, and what would you say now to someone getting that same call this week?I should...
Read the article →
Expanded Awareness: A Health Psychologist's Inquiry into AI and Consciousness
Read the article →
By Romuald Dzemo
For avid readers, being aware of these trends can enhance your reading experience, broaden your horizons, and, let’s be honest, help you sound like a literary genius at your next book club meeting.
Read the article →
By The Book Commentary
This guide ranks the ten most effective marketing tools available to authors in 2027—from review services and award programs to advertising platforms and owned-audience engines—and shows you how to stack them into a single, self-reinforcing system.
Read the article →
By The Book Commentary
With over two million books published every year, how do readers decide what to buy—and how do authors break through the noise? The secret lies in trust. Discover how Editorial Book Reviews, ethically leveraged paid book reviews, and prestigious Author Award C...
Read the article →
By Editors, The Book Commentary
In an increasingly competitive market, editorial book reviews give independent authors the credibility, marketing assets, and retail appeal needed to succeed.
Read the article →Sign up for email updates covering blogs, offers, and lots more.